, 1887-12-22
A Resume Of the Social Happen
ings Of the WEEK..
The Ball---SOciety NOtcS-.-Candy
Social.
SOCIETY IN GEN ERAJ.


taken place, however. The fair WAS we'll
attended and people enjoyed some pleas.
ant evenings with the ladies. The bach
elors ball WAS brilliant affair, and was
the most popular ball that has ben given
this winter. The social at the NJ. T.
church WAS u pleasant one and much en-
joyed. The social circle seems Ia be wait
ing to get good ready" for the coming
weeks when u,irth and happy time, will
be bounu'ul. The fair will be Omitted in
this column as 1t has been written about
during its progress. The news OF the
week il found gwen below together with
remarks on further happenings.
The bachelors ball last Mnn,lay evening
in the cOncordia hall was urac, q wlih the
presence ~ the elite ~ our city. The ~ -
falr WAS the ball given by the bachelors
of the ,ity, and was the most deiighlful
one that has taken place in Snok,ne for u
long time The hall was art>tiually de,'-
grated with Japanese works of All. the
tine orclrsra III was present and rendered
It's most delightful musir. the bmidins
had been improved IN the most con
veiiient inauner, aud everyihi u was
done by the uld fellows that could IN tho
least add To tie pleasure of their happy
guests. The gat herring was most brl.
liant one In every way, and Hll rrpur,
having had most excellent time. Re-
frrShmrntS were INDUCED IN AT the usual
hour, and, in fact. daring the whole even.
ing, tn which all did ample Justice. The
different committees We're Reception
cuiImittce-\lr ". NJ. Mccartney, MR..
IL. II. Huughton, and Mrs k T.. :.
Clarke. The committee ON arrangements
were: Frank Hemmenwal Lane C.Gl-
liam, j. X, stout, u. Bolster, and A. +.
N, 'I.. fr..
were: Paul r. M"hr, Ben Norman, and
*. *. Guuer. The following is list of
those present. Me~dames A. NJ. Can
non, IA l.. Cutter, Is. II. B-nn.tt, j. ).
Wilson. q. l.. Dudsnn, B. {. Van HJuten.
roklaS, rreberne, Dance, Leghorn, G., ok, ,
Thomps"n, EssiE, HAYWARD, Ma>ou,Tay-
lur, II L.. Wilson, Jefferson, Lockhart,
Wardner, Newberry. VIM. Cutter, Sloan,
Loewenrerg, Junken, II. :. Clarke, Pig
gott, FlOurnoy, Mccartney. Huuuhton,
Clarke. MrlIen. Gentlemen present
were: a. NJ. Cannon, Paul +. Mnhr, ".
IL. Taylor, X. l.. Clarke, John l.. II>0n,
Is. ii. Bennett, III. l.. Gutter, II. G.. Hay-
ward,N, Fred Re>sig, Fred Mpson, ii. III.
Mccartney, Sloan, Melen, Cook, IRE
herne, Dance, Junken, Luewenberg, Pig
got, Toklas, Jefferson, Dud>on, Van
Houten, Thomp.o'i, Flunrnny, Luckhart,
l.eghorn, ii. l.. Wilson, Hnughtou. ard.
ner, VIM. Cutter, New berry, aud *. r. =
y
MIsses Kittie Clarke, Josie clarke, Name
Pope, Flnurnuy, Giesler, Haga", Pattcr.
son, Gibson, Gutter, COrialey, Sprauue,
Lutte and Annie Bnoge, Dart, Mcdonnell,
North, knight, M"seley, Comic, aud
Richardson The young gentlemen pres.
way, l.. oppenheiu,r, Prickett, i. j.
Webster, II. l.. Richardson, lInrr>
Houghtnn, j. Nj. Knight, DR.. Bascon. j.
A. tlnrh, D. II. Curnthwait, Ben Norman,
Paul f. Mohr, A. X NJ, Broom, Cough
Fairnlan, Frank tn,il,y, Lane G. Gu
ham, Ben Gillian, Wili Zelgler, Frank
sherwood. *. X. Gutter, Crandall
lntosi, q. III. Leonard, DR.. Lindsay,
Cash Barlow, and w. II. Maxwell.
NOTES.
The polo games excite much interest as
they are hoiiy contested at each game.
The charity ball which is to be given
on the evening of December 2S, promise,
to he grand affair.
Mrs. 5. $. Glidden will leave next Tues
day for st. Paul, where she expects to re-
main for sSine months.
The skating rink IL having crowded
houses nightly which is proof that the
sport OF skating Is much thought OF.
The social that waI to he given nv the
ladies OF the Episcopal church this week
has been postponed until after Christmas,
The toboggan slide IL To be begun i'm a
rev days, and II the slide is to be as rem.
rese"ted by the plans, 1t will be "A mar
nitiCent one.
The concert that is to be given by the
Episcopal church after the HOLIDAYS.
promises To- he the finest one held in Spo.
kane for long time.
Nothing has Yet been learned I'm regard
N Al M IN. 1.
that one Will snon be organized. Az il /.
the grandest thing for young men in ex-
istence,
The fair which closed Thursday even
nS was very pleasant one, and The la
dies reaped quite sum for their efforts.
IN Spnk'ne the worthy always receive
their reward.
The social guild about to be ot~nni.ed
ny the Young men OF the Episcopal
'hur"h - good move, and will be n
means of much pleasure to those enlisted
during the winter.
The dancing school IL anite largely at
tended and many brave efforts are being
inade by the anxious youths. Thi, IL one
or the hnest trainings young men can
take III order to lend a grace to his move
menus ana every young man ouuh I to at
ttnd who has not already that accom-
plshment.
PERSONALS
J.J. White, who has been absent a
week or NO taking in the coast, has re-
turned.
A. j.. Tfunbnll. who has been doinv
the Palouse country, returned to the CITY
yesterday. wy
Judge Taylor and wife. OF walla walla,
are IN the city visiting Miss Merrill, OF,
Main street.
Doctors @. F. and w. @. Webb ara now
permanently located In rooms lately oc.
cupied by DIR. Whitehouse, in the Wol.
verton block.
Mrs. T. j Edgngton, after almost re-.
covering from a severe attack or iIIncss
suffered relapse, last week, and was
again confined to her bed. She is grad.
naliy Improving at the present time.
VIM. Petit. Esq, who has recentlv IN.
ken possession OF his handsome suburban
nome. has been confined to the house ev.
er since his removal, from the eiIscts OF
severe fall that he had during the las,
snow storm.